Air India breaks out its individual prices ranging from $109.6 million for its first 787 to $111.1 million for its seventh. Such prices, which include engines valued in the filing at around $16 million appear to have escalated over time to account for changes in commodity prices and inflation since the airline firmed its order for 27 787s in December 2005.
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Air India Ltd. , due to be the second operator of Boeing Co.’s 787 Dreamliner, is considering asking the planemaker to defer deliveries of the aircraft because of a lack of cash, two people familiar with the airline’s plan said.
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The Boeing Co said it would deliver the first 787 Dreamliner aircraft to Air India in the fourth quarter of 2011
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Air India may review the delivery of 30 aircraft, including 27 Boeing and 787 aircraft which are yet to be delivered, in the wake of its poor financial condition. Delete the scoop?
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Air India has claimed $710 million in compensation from Boeing. Boeing has agreed so far to pay $145 million.
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